                                                                       :margin-right "20px"}
                                                               :src   "assets/ucl-logo.png"}] [:strong "University College London: Dr Christina Pagel"] " is a Reader in Operational Research (a branch of applied mathematics) at University College London, applying maths to problems in the NHS. She works very closely with doctors and other clinical staff, mainly at Great Ormond Street Hospital, to help them use routinely collected data to improve NHS services. Her work currently focuses on two areas: 1) care for children requiring heart surgery and 2) how specialist intensive care is organised for children who need it (for whatever reason). "]
 
-                                           [:p "Christina helped developed a statistical method called PRAiS to let specialist hospitals and the national audit body easily monitor survival outcomes after heart surgery in children. The UK National Audit Body that monitors paediatric congenital outcomes now uses this method in publishing their outcomes. In this project, Christina worked with Sense about Science, the University of Cambridge and the Children’s Heart Federation to develop these online resources to help people interpret the audit body’s published results. "]]
+                                           [:p "Christina helped developed a statistical method called PRAiS to let hospitals and the national audit body easily monitor survival outcomes after heart surgery in children. In this project, Christina worked with Sense about Science, the University of Cambridge, King’s College London and the Children’s Heart Federation to develop these online resources to help people interpret the audit body’s published results. In particular, she wrote a lot of the content, helped enormously by feedback from the team and the user workshops. Thanks to " [:strong "Dr Andrew Wilshere"] " for designing our logo! "]]
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                                                 {:style {:width        "150px"
                                                          :margin-right "20px"}
-                                                 :src   "assets/camlogo.png"}] [:strong "University of Cambridge: Professor David Spiegelhalter"] " is a statistician from Cambridge University.   He has worked for many years with doctors from Great Ormond Street Hospital on monitoring outcomes following surgery for congenital heart disease, and led the statistical team at the Bristol Royal Infirmary Inquiry.  He is particularly interested in transparent communication, and was part of the team that drew up the new patient information leaflets for breast screening. " [:strong "Mike Pearson"] ", University of Cambridge , developed the data visualisations."]]
+                                                 :src   "assets/camlogo.png"}] [:strong "University of Cambridge: Professor David Spiegelhalter"] " is a statistician from Cambridge University.   He has worked for many years with doctors from Great Ormond Street Hospital on monitoring outcomes following surgery for congenital heart disease, and led the statistical team at the Bristol Royal Infirmary Inquiry.  He is particularly interested in transparent communication, and was part of the team that drew up the new national patient information leaflets for breast cancer screening. For this project, David helped write the content, especially the language around the statistical formula and predicted range.  " [:strong "Mike Pearson"] ", University of Cambridge ,  is the brains behind the website development, setting up the site, the data visuals and working closely with the animation team, Qudos. (MIKE LINK to Qudos)."]]
 
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(def unassoc-charity-list
  [
   [:a {:href "www.chfed.org.uk"} "Children’s heart federation"]
   [:a {:href "www.tinytickers.org"} "TINY TICKERS"]
   [:a {:href "www.dhg.org.uk"} "DOWNS HEART GROUP"]
   [:a {:href "www.patchesheartgroup.org"} "PATCHES HEART GROUP"]
   [:a {:href "www.lagans.org.uk"} "LAGAN’S FOUNDATION"]
   [:a {:href "www.lhm.org.uk"} "LITTLE HEARTS MATTER"]
   [:a {:href "www.thesf.org.uk"} "SOMERVILLE FOUNDATION"]
   [:a {:href "www.bhf.org.uk"} "BRITISH HEART FOUNDATION"]
   [:a {:href "www.maxappeal.org.uk"} "MAX APPEAL"]
   [:a {:href "www.heartline.org.uk"} "HEARTLINE FAMILIES"]
   [:a {:href "www.younghearts.org.uk"} "YOUNG HEARTS"]
   [:a {:href "www.heartrhythmcharity.org.uk"} "ARRHYTHMIA ALLIANCE"]
   [:a {:href "www.c-r-y.org.uk"} "CRY – Cardiac Risk in the Young"]
   [:a {:href "www.arc-uk.org"} "ARC – Antenatal Results and Choices"]
   [:a {:href "www.benwilliamstrust.org.uk"} "BEN WILLIAMS TRUST"]
   [:a {:href "www.cardiomyopathy.org"} "CARDIOMYOPATHY UK"]
   [:a {:href "www.heartchild.info"} "CHILDREN’S HEART ASSOCIATION"]
   [:a {:href "www.chd-uk.co.uk"} "CHD-UK Congenital Heart Defects UK"]
   [:a {:href "www.amelia-matters.org.uk"} "AMELIA MATTERS"]
   [:a {:href "www.cafamily.org.uk"} "CONTACT A FAMILY"]
   [:a {:href "www.22crew.org"} "THE22CREW"]
   ])

(rum/defc render-charity-list []

                                              [:p "No, the published data cannot tell you about the risk for your child specifically – this will depend on other factors that are not necessarily captured in the national data. Your child’s specialist cardiologist and/or cardiac surgeon will be able to discuss this with you. These guides on " [:a {:href "http://www.chfed.org.uk/documents/2015/02/talking-to-doctors-pdf-factsheet.pdf"} "speaking to your child’s surgeon"] " or " [:a {:href "http://www.chfed.org.uk/documents/2012/11/second-opinion-factsheet.pdf"} "seeking a second opinion"] ", written by the Children’s Heart Federation, might also be helpful."]
                                              ]}

                              {:title    "Charities and support groups for families of children with heart problems"
                               ;                    :short-answer ""
                               :glossary []
                               :body     [:div
                                          [:p "We have collated a list of charities and support groups for families of children with heart problems (all active as of 2016). Some of them specialise in certain heart conditions while others are only active in certain places."]
                                          (render-charity-list)
                                          
                                          [:p "NOTE: As of 2016, Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast no longer operates on children with congenital heart disease."]
                                          ]}
                              ]}

                   {:section "Who developed this site and how"
                    :faqs    [{:title    "About us (MIKE LINK to all organisations: UCL CORU for UCL; DS stats lab (?), KCL Tim’s group; Sense about Science, CHF)…. "
                               :glossary []
                               :body     [:div
                                          [:.image-para [:p [:img.pull-left
